Sentence examples for constraint caused by from inspiring English sources
The environmental constraint caused by intensification of rice production in China has raised the need to adjust crop nitrogen (N) fertilizer requirement.
It was also shown that the normal GB stress tends to be large near the triple points due to the deformation constraint caused by adjacent grains.
In addition to the constraint caused by light saturation, the presence of a dark period is known to decrease algae growth much more than would be expected from the reduction in PAR (Jacob-Lopez et al. [2009]).
The algorithm aims to maximize the capacity of the CR system under the total power constraint with the consideration of the per subcarrier power constraint caused by the PUs interference limit.
It was revealed that the local stress/strain in the polycrystalline body is affected by crystal orientation and deformation constraint caused by adjacent grains, whereas only the crystal orientation affects Young's modulus of the polycrystalline body when the number of grains is large enough.
Under extensive creep conditions, a third parameter Q∗ should be introduced to take into account of the loss in the in-plane constraint caused by in-plane geometries and loading configuration at extensive creeping, and a three-parameter C t) − Tz − Q∗ description is proposed and proven to be efficient to predict the tensile stress on the ligament ahead of the crack for both specimens.
Constraints caused by the lack of drives will continue through the first quarter of 2012, Mr. Smith said.
In explaining its gloomier view, the report pointed to rising fuel and commodity prices, combined with supply constraints caused by the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
Even facing tight school budgets and time constraints caused by increased testing, 116 of the 125 districts on the Island this year will schedule arts activities during school hours that go beyond required visual- and performing-arts classes.
Charities need to think beyond the potential constraints caused by the Lobbying Act, and acknowledge the politics inside their own organisations, if they are genuinely concerned about their ability to speak out when they need to.
Lebanon, Turkey, and Jordan have taken the bulk of them, but now, with the U.N. itself throwing up its hands because of budget constraints caused by donor nations not fulfilling their pledges, many refugees have decided to head to Europe.
